-7% for DeepBook — sellers dominate amid mixed technical momentum
DeepBook Protocol (DEEP) is currently trading at $0.02897, posting a daily decline of 7% and sitting just above its MA-20 at $0.02781. However, DEEP remains well below the MA-50 at $0.03746 and the MA-200 at $0.08118, highlighting persistent medium- and long-term bearishness, with key resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun level of $0.03204.
Highlights
- DeepBook Protocol launched on October 13, 2024, on the Sui Network, with a total supply of 10,000,000,000 DEEP and 4.78 billion in circulation.
- Acquisition of DEEP generally requires first purchasing Ethereum or Bitcoin via exchanges that support USD transactions.
- DEEP trades at $0.02897, below the MA-50 ($0.03746) and MA-200 ($0.08118), with pronounced intraday selling pressure and a likely consolidation in the $0.0260–$0.0330 range.
Supply dynamics and Sui Network listing influence user acquisition flows
DeepBook Protocol was launched on October 13, 2024, and operates on the Sui Network platform. The token has a total supply of 10,000,000,000 with approximately 4,781,258,598 currently in circulation. Acquisition of DEEP typically requires users to first buy Ethereum or Bitcoin through exchanges that support USD transactions.
Mixed momentum signals amid heightened volatility and ongoing bearish pressure
Momentum is mixed: the MACD on the daily timeframe reveals persistent bearish momentum, while ADX signals weak overall trend strength. The RSI reads 48.5, indicating a neutral stance, whereas the Stochastic RSI signals overbought conditions and the Commodity Channel Index sits in buy territory, underscoring a lack of consensus on trend exhaustion. Bull/Bear Power is marginally positive, suggesting a slight buy-side edge intraday; however, the sharp 7% drop and price settling near the session low reflect pronounced intraday selling and high volatility, confirming prevailing bearish pressure.
Consolidation expected as breakout risk remains limited by bearish bias
Looking ahead, the anticipated 5-day volatility band is $0.0260 – $0.0330. The probability of a significant upside breakout remains below 20%, supporting a bearish bias. Baseline expectation is for consolidation within the $0.0260 – $0.0330 range as sellers and short-term buyers vie for control. A decisive move above $0.0320 could target $0.0330, but renewed downside below $0.0260 would further expose DEEP to continued weakness in the prevailing trend.
Previously it was reported that DeepBook is showing a short-term bullish bias, trading above its 20-day moving average but remaining below medium- and long-term averages, with price nearing resistance and volatility surging. Momentum indicators are mixed—MACD signals ongoing sell pressure, RSI is neutral, daily Stoch RSI is overbought, and key resistance lies just above, making a sustained breakout unlikely amid persistent downside signals.
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